9mm Hardwood Plywood

Hardwood Ply Board Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What thickness hardwood plywood should I choose?

Thinner 4mm plywoods work well for crafts and hobby projects. Choose 6mm ply for cabinet backs, 9mm or 12mm ply for furniture and shelving, and 18mm plywood for flooring, subfloors, and heavy-duty uses.

Does hardwood plywood come pre-finished?

Our plywood comes unfinished, although we do offer a lacquering service. You can choose to apply a clear lacquer using the options at the top of the page.

How should I store hardwood plywood?

Keep sheets flat and supported on a level surface in a dry, conditioned space. Avoid excessive moisture and standing water which can warp plywood over time, and rotate stock to evenly distribute acclimation.

What's the best way to cut hardwood plywood?

Use a sharp fine-tooth blade on a table saw or circular saw and cut with the good face up to reduce tear-out. Take it slow and make multiple shallow passes when needed. Consider taping veneer seams before cutting.

Can hardwood plywood edges be joined well?

Yes, plywood edges glue together effectively with PVA wood glue and proper clamping. For the best results, remove any rough edges first and join with the direction of the wood grains aligned.

How should I finish the edges of plywood?

Plywood panel edges can be finished with solid wood edging, edge banding, trim pieces, or by simply staining/painting for a clean finished look. If using your hardwood ply outdoors, you should seal the edges to prevent moisture damage.

What are the types of plywood?

We sell a variety of types of plywood, including softwood, marine, and birch, all of which have specific characteristics and will aid specific projects. For more information on the respected types, read their descriptions at the bottom of their product pages.

How do you seal plywood edges?

Plywood should be sealed to prevent moisture from affecting the sheets and causing warping. The sealant you use will depend based on how you intend to use the plywood, but you should use something quick-drying and can withstand all temperatures, and be compatible with paint if you intend to paint your plywood.

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